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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-28
los ANGELES, Eay 25th, 1886.

DIR W. N. DAVIS;
DEAR SiR:-I am happy to inform you that
your remedies have cured tha' terribly OBJ
stinate catarrh OF the back part of the nos.
trils and throa'. from which 1 suffered so
much. II does not trouble me at all now,
aud have oaly taken your treatment about
two months and half.
Yours, gratefully,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-28
70 Bakers, C0lfectlolers, H0iels. etc.

vF YOU WANT ANY BAKER, PASTRY
/ cook or confectioner, address the
1859. or call st JACOB REuisCH, 100 South
Spring street, Rosters Bakery. olS ~
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-28
CONSULTATION FREE.

q. e. for only few minutes.)
OFFICE HOURS: 0 A. NJ. to 1890 p. NJ,
3P. M. to $50 r. N.
Sundays, 2 to 4P. n.
w. N. DAVIS, M. D.,
45l< N. Spring street, Los Angeles, Cal.
(Over Peoples 6tore.)
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-28
SPECIAL BARGAINS
OFFERED BY
QUINN, SHIVELY, RILEY 4 CO.,
SIS N. Spring street.
HOUSES AND LOTS.

HOUSES AND LOTS.
$25o0-House of rooms on Temple street,
new, lot 43x175.
e0oo-House of rooms OH Sixth st.. lot COX
125.
22OO-House of 4 rooms on Louisiana av..
22O0-H ouse of 6 rooms cor. Diamond and
Figueroa. lot e0xl42
70O0-House g of z rooms on Charity st. near
Second, lot 40xi45.
l00Oo-House OF IL rooms on Third st, near
Charity st.. lot 1S2xl30.
Sooo-House of 2 rooms on Olive st.. lot
600 House of 9 rooms on Laaard St.. lot
GOoo-House of 10 rooms on Charity. let
60xl65
$500 House Of rooms on Temple st.. lot
50xS5.
lot on cor. Ularabell & Union ave, $3.50.
lot on FiguerOa st.. $1,000.
lots on Figueroa st., extra good. each.
splendid residences on Hill st.
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
f30O-ac ere tract; level land; artesian water;
good soil; colony land $40 per acre.
20 acre vineyard. muscat vines years
old, three.auarters of q mile from the city
limits; s20c per acre.
10 acres, uuimproved, near city limits;
$l20 per acre. :,
20 scres x OF a mile from city limits, suit
able for subdivision, $3.50 per acre.
ED-Money to loan on reasonable terms
gpecial agents for the Star tract. Also for
the Escondido tract, San Diego. A long list
~ c0untry properties. Call at their Office
aud examine. IS N. SPRING ST, L. A.
janl-1m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-28
Aheitene ointment.

Governors and other officials recommend
Red Star Cough Cure. as safe, prompt. sure.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-28
California Southern R. R. Co,

All rail line between National City. San
Diego and Los Angeles and points East and
Wet.
Close connection at Barstow with Atlantic
and Pacific R: r. and at Los Angeles with
Southern Pacific X. X.
TIME TA1ZE,
Taking effect Sunday, November a..
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-28
los AScr,vs Auo r. ,eee

Los ANGELES. Aug. 6, 1885,
Thig is to certify that have been trnu bled
with the catarih for 'Our years. Nv breath
was offensive apd used different kinds of
medicine aud 1t failed to cure me. l went
to DR.. W. N. Davis, and he treated me with
the medical inhalation treatment, and was
cured i'll forty five days, and nm now in per.
feet health. All those that are troubled
with the catarrh had better 90 and consult
DR.. Davis. JOSEPH BAKER.
p17 T. First Straat
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-28
Los ANGELES, June l3, 1886.

DIR. w. N. DAVIS:
DEAR SIR was troubled with a bad
form of catarrh of the nose and throat for
eight wears. and am thankful to say that
your treatment has entirely cured me in
few weeks teight weeks My stomach was
some affected. causing indigestion. which
was reieved at once. / have gained ten
pounds since began treatment and feel
Jetter t. an since / was a child.
Mss ELLA WILKINSON,
FiguerOa street, near Ward.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-28
Los Angeles, July 4th, 1885.

DR.. W. N. DAVIS:
have been troubled with catarrh OF the
dry variety for about five years, since three
years before came to California, and in
one month eel that have been entirely
cured by your remedies.
Yours truly.
Peter WIEs,
p u. Box sos.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-28

This is to certify that I am a regularly
qualified physician, tut not practiciug and
have always believed ca.arrh of the chronic
nasal variety to be An incurable afliction,
hut hearing of DIR. W. n Davis "New Treat
ment" and his success, spilled to him for
ca of one of my friends and did so with
the most satisfactory results, as improve
ment was immediate and one prescription
effected cure. Tho case was of years
.tanding and bad type. / can recommend
DIR. Davis to those similarly affected.
HALEY, NJ. D.,
Los Angeles. Aug. !, 1855. Pouet Block.
January I'd, 1886.
8. Haley testiies that the case he treated
five months ago Is still a cnre.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-28
NASAL CATARRH

Treated upon a new principle, founded
upon the fact tha. the d isease is parasitic in
Its origin. I 9 p,rasites can be demon.
stra ed by the microscope and will present
the appearance shown below:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-28
COMPOUND OXYGEN.
THE BENEFIT DERIVED FROM 1SnALArro

lHE BENEFIT DERIVED FROM INHALATION.
In the Circle OF Sciences we read this sen.
tence: Tine general effect of oxygen in
nature is that of lifegiving principle. !"
Ever since the discovery of oxygen by
priestlv, has this idea been unpermost in
the MUD m dical, for, since respir alton is
the process of administering oxygen to the
tissues Of the body through the agency Of
the blood (and In the lungs. purifying the
lille BLOODY the thought | stinctively pops
into the mind that II. in cases of disease or
imperfect oxygenation. we could help the
lungs to more than their usual amount of
oxygen. we would be welding a weapon of
asst remedial effectiveness.
Practical experience shows this theory to
pc corr, CT. and never have we seen u case
of Asthma, Bronchitis, Consumption or
Genera Debility. that the inhalations, p rop.
erly administered, failed to relieve more or
less. Tis true that Consumption in the
third stage, can only be relieved except In
rare instances, but our relief, founded
! upon experience, is that every case Can be
cured In the first stage, and the largo ma.
jority In the second stage, climatic influ.
The home treatment can ben sent per
| express to any address.
Los ANGELES, Dee. Q, 1886.
| DR. W. N DAv1s-Dear Sir:--I wish to tes
uiy az 10 wnat voHr catarrh treatment has
gone ior me. 1 was troubled with ca.arrh
lot nve or six years or more, and felt as II
death would be relief. My sense of smell
WAS entirely gone, aud my hearing and
taste was very much affected. Your treat
meht relieved at once. end In few weeks
entirely cured me and re tOred nv lost
| senses to their natural condition.
PRISCILLA DUDLEY,
X. Renshaw's Office. No 20, Downey block.
Los ANGELES. Aug. 6, 1886.
G m ftNaS 49, IL
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-28

Ia Climate Of southern
Two THOUSAND HUNDRED FEET ABOVE THE SEA!
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-28
Los Angeles 4 San Gabriel VALLEY Rallwa

' To and from Lamanda Park.
t To and from Dusrte.
To and from West Duarte (Monrovia),
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-06
sTUPID CalnrsALs.

Instead Of sharing the opinion enter
tanned IN some quarters that the 81.
LOUIS express robbers we're about the
smartest men In their line that the
oOuntFy has yet produced, most people
vail reach the conclusion that they were
very clumsy lot, and that tbs one Of
tsem who was responsible for tbs Jim
CummiuRs' letters vas not far removed
from the fool. Il Is shown that these
letters hrst gave the detectives their
clue, aud that The number OF them writ
ten from day to day and posted At the
various places assisted the officers ma
terially ia running down the whole
party.
In the fiFss place, no smart robbsr is
ever ~ the pains % inform the men who
are looking far him Of any OF bis hidine
places. No shrewd thief is 80 ANXIOUS
90 be taken IS 70 pat himsslf Oat Of the
way 10 lnform the detectives where some
Of toe property can be found, aud nc
criminal wno knows enough 10 keep his
own counsel deliberately furnishes his
pursueFs 9Th the names aud addresses
Of men and women who know him, II
oct by name OF ieast bY sight. Ali these
things we're discovered by a careful De-
rasai Of the letters. Tue only mystery
% be solved BY the men who we're 10
possession Of those documents was q
10 tbs real name of the authsr. That
does not appear 10 have been difficult
task, because tue writer made admis,
Ai0ns vhish % oBee put the Detectives
on his trail. But for bis Own assistance
there does not appear 10 be any reason
10 suppose that the Detectives would
have bad him or his companions ia cus-
tOdy ~ thia time.
A Geld for detective work which ap.
Pc ~ % bave been abandoned, bal
which is. nevertheless, an inviting one
n that pertaining to the Apprehension
of Sue ulen who robbed aud killed Ex
press Messenger Nicholls near Chicago
year ago. Tbs men who did that ! d
have not entered into cor dependence
With the newspapers and detectives, and
they have not informed the w0rld wherf
any Of their property may be found
They either lack tse delicate humor OF
dtm Cummings, or they are q great deal
smarter men, Il h now plain that ths
two jobs we're not done By the same
people. The easy problem has bean IN.
Faveled, bat the hard one remains az
much Of q mystery as before. Chicago
Herald.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-06
a srens raeM rnE EAsr.

Some pretty big lies have been told In
the Unitsd States within the pas, ten or
twelve years, bat this biggest one Of
which there IL any record balls from
Cincinnati, and Is jast now wedding ita
way through the columns Of newspapers
in every part II the country. Il ls
NOT kaowu WHISTLER MulhatlOp. Iii
Perkins OF Ton OohiltFee should be
credited with this mastsrpieee. but il Is
worthy Of the combined efforts Of ell
three.
The story In question is 10 the effect
thAt en alliance has been conelnded be.
tween Murat Halstesd Of the Cincinnati
Commercial Gazefts. Henry Matierson OF
the Louisville C0arier Jo,yHal, Charles
A. Dana Of the New York Saa and John
H. Mclean Of the Cincinnati Eaqairer.
the sole aim aud ebjsot of which IL 10
boom Mr.. BlAlne for the Presidency in
1883 and 10 Gust the MuRwunps Of both
parties. The story has about as great
degree Of probability as woald one 10
the effect that Cardinal Gihbou, Frank
PixleY and Jay Goald had joined hands
fer the purpose Of booming Father Me-
Glynh for the Presidency.
That Halstsad snoald support Blaine
for The Presidency is not al ell improb-
able. that Dana shoald DO 50 Is improb
aba bat possible, that Mclean should
do 80 is scarcely possible, and that Wat.
teFson should do 80 is Stserly beyond
the bounds Of possibility. The TIRES lass
named are Democrats. and il is not
probable that any contingency viii
arise that could induce any QUE Of them
90 desert the candidate Of bis ovn party
and 10 support she most aggressive Of
Republicans.
WatgeFson Ia welded 10 tariff reforns.
He talks Of nothing else and. il is 10 be
presumed. he thinks Of nothing els.
Though he is dissatisfied with the policy
Of President Cleveland for several rea.
cons, no intelligent man would believe
that his dissatisfaction is suficient 70 /
induce him to desert the party With /
which be has been identified all HE life. |
Even II be should take such rash step, |
however, RlAins is the last man that be /
would sappoFs. teF BlAinc's position On
almost every qaestion that Aas been be-
fore the people tos the PAST quarter Of q !
century has been ladically difiarsat
from that Of the brilliant Ksasacky Cd /
itor.
Mclean il nsithes 50 hxea Ser 40 in-
tense in his eonyieiions a. waitsrsou
but even Il he eesla be induced 70 sep
p0rt Biaine, be eould never Be eoaxea TO
join 10 a scheme uith HAlssead. whoua
be bates With = aerss and sadariuR
hatred. Dana. also. SOald appsss in
such eombinAiion almost a. Haeh eas
81 plaes a. nsh walki1e ti1at rope.
Almcst every senseace Of the siaFy
contains is eNn sleaents q iaprohA
biltty, and The eatirs fabrication Is As
ganny as is could veil Re. The Cinein-
NAH bar, whoever be may be, eertaiulv
deserves The grand prszs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-06

There l. hardly g saddeE spectacle.
on earth than that furnished BY q god
less aud RFaceleas old man, Who has
lived IN this ChFisiian land perhaps
shrse quarters Of q century. and all Of
whose dAye have been spent without
any ederi 10 lay 40 for bimsslf treas.
ore IN heaven. His childhood and
seath we're se1s spent; his manhood and
middle age we're thas spent; and nov.
shere he IL 10 old are. with life on earth
almost gone, and OF the very margin Of
the grave. With esesuity iast before him,
and with not the flrst thing yet done in
the way Of preparing 10 meet Tod In
Judgment Death froWus upon him. He
rnds 20 pleasure IN thinking Of She pasf.
Boue IN tha present, and none II the fu-
tare. Meditation brings him 20 10, I,
memory ard conscience afford hiua 10
eomfsrt He Is With AZ the hiessina OF
Christian hape when be most needs Il.
The disabilities aud pains OF bis BODY
make life 4 burden 10 him, tas activt
ties of hasiness that ooce EMPLOYED kia
shooghts be can no longer bear. He
must, for sheer nee ssitv, law diva the
earthly tasks % life. lu a short time
be wili be dead. aud be knows Il. Tue
htH. be - nos sufficiently familiar With
H 10 b. eeDfortsd By Il. and not il
noral co1ditoa 30 receiye lie comforts
or b. entiiied % them. Alas, fer that
1Ani there are no prospects before him
thai swsefly invite els thoughts 30 she
spirit world. The simPle trask she has
iaid az Tor himself no treasure ia
heaven. TVS Oss thing be has not done.
Asny teisgs be has done. bot tbs enc
never. tie may leave milaons % he
ehtidren. bas there are 40 millions fer
him Ia the skies. Hrs whole record n
Earth - wfaae, fundamentally and ~.
fniiy wroHes and asg there is, "a RS
eebleness and desssy--Eesr the esd OF q
wasted AMI q lsspcrt eKistsnce-a % q
an s1ieE - himse,f ard a solemn VAR
tng % sveFy passsT By. Who Wili envy
him his lol who SaEia iaa4sAts bts 81
Anaplef HIS life 10 thus world. a. 20 Il q
gfesi pGskass whleh u was etvsn, is
slmplg prodiEious faiinrA Il ends
sisac1l aape her~. esa n eternal DARK
nses bkFSAftsF. 81 fsaspszdfSf
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plILY POST.INTELLIGEMCER.


M1N MAAA - = - =
Msnnssosa hes afmoss o. pretty
Senatorial arht - any Of The otter
States. and thonzfl Is has sot astrssted
4 ersas dssl Of attention fhFnuahoaf tes
eounsry. Il b csasi1a no amall deRFss q
ersfssnens anBona shs poiisicians % he
Norfkwss1. Ths SEAT for which The cos
sen Il being waasd. is that nov ocea-
pied b. Esnat0r Mcmillan, Who Il e.
oseaineIy anxscns 80 csntlnnass soeury
4. ard . making eseFy eaosi 70 convines
4 majority Of The nssmbsrs 0f The Leg
isIatars shai ks shouid Be allowed % Do
20. He Il snid to have the powerful
fhough sscEst EuppsEs Of Senator sabin,
and &c be numbers ansDR bis iieutsn
ants several sdroft wire puiisrs. II e -
no means impossible thst be win sse-
oesd in securing 9 re-eieeiion.
The ieadfne candidate. however. is
sx Governor O. K. Dsvis, Who vonlo
evIdsntly secure The coveted honor 4
the wishes Of The peopls Of MiDnssota
we're eansulfed. Indeed the feeling 10
his favoF snonR the people. - reflected
and represented By the press Of The
State, IL phenomensI, and ozn be cen-
pared suIy With The popular uprising In
New York which, tuo years aRe. CON
PEELED the Legislature 70 elsct William
NJ. Eyarts 10 the senate Ia spite Of the
msisrify. which vas apparently a.
sursd aaaiass him a. lhe beginning Of
his canvass.
Tbs nepubiioan papers Of Minnesota
are makine dire threats Of shat viii
happsn IN case The Legislature refuses
20 hsed the wishes Of the peopis, and
does nos elect Governor Davis. Even
the So. Paul PIossey- Press declares that
there shoaId b no contest for the Sea-
aiorship. that the viii OF The people Is
20 well known that the Legislature
should not hesitate fer . moment, aud
that II Davis IL not elected, Il viii be 8
most disastrous thing for The Repnbli-
oan party u Minnesota. Baeh express
siona from such . source indicate the
strength Of the feeling in favor Of
Davis, and The folly Of considering
any other candidate for the position.
Mcmillan and Davis are not ihe only
ones Who have bssn mentioned e. pos
sibls candidates. Secretary Win
dom Is regarded as q very probable
eompFomise, 10 case neither Of the lead
ing candidates Il abIs 20 secure an cleo
ton. He is not, however, an avOwed
candidate, and is making no effort 10
obtain ths prizs. Representative Knute
Nelson and ex Representative Wash
burn are also spoken Of, although both
profess 10 be entirely aui Of the race.
II would probably DO best for the in
teFests OF Minnesota and tbs Northwest
that Davis should secure the election.
II is admitted ON all sides that be Ia
upquessisnably the choice OF q mai lsity
Of the people, and The people ars usual
y right. Senate aAicMillan has not
exerted she iDfuence in the Senate TO
which bis position AZ the representative
Of the great State Of Minnesota entitled
him. His voice has seldom co heard
and he has had little 10 do with shaping
legislation. II 10 beat to try another
man, and, since tho people win IL, II Is
best that thai man should be ex.Goser.
nor Davis.
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SIBERIA.
tL0ndoa TGnes.l

k1o1ta AAmca-
Some statistics recsntiy published b.
the kusaiss Government have raises
doubts, even IN Official oircles, &c 10 TIE
expediency Of maintaining Siberia a. !
psEal colony. IL appears from shess
statistics that the nnmbsr Of oonvicts
and exilea sent 20 siberia from Rnssta
Itself, between the years i75l and 1854.
vas little short Of . million, the exilss
alone numbering 10000. From 1928 20
lisa the nemhee Of persons exilea was
-. rs; from 1853 10 1854, i0I .S38. ana
from 1858 10 1878. iss $50. Ias e1udi-
ton Of the exiles IL very bad, aud a.
their sole aim ts 70 eet bsck 10 Russia,
the number OF those VIE get Awav 10
very large, amounting dnring the past
twenty years 10 ~ per cant Of the fstai
nambeF Of exilea. In ISIS 10 vas on
sally stated that IN the government Of
Tomsk. cut Of the = IS exiles, s7as.
mere than tklrd, had hsa. So IN tbe
government Of Tobolak, out Of the 81 .fea
exiiea Who had been sent there. onlV
- rs were actually resident there IN
1878. Most % she exits ARE in she
prime OF life, aud this renders il sll the
mere diffeulf foF then 30 AcComnodaie
themselves 20 nee mode OF life. Wo-
men form bua afth os she whole nun
Der q exile<. and as raosa Of thern are
over 40, there - very httls ehsaee Of
thetF maTryiRe; ualle for the matter Of
thai. marriage is forhidden during tas
az ave yssrs Of exile. Moreover there
g little ems Sur agensnt given the exiies
70 settle d1sn into good eosonists, Is
the natives axe evSfy possible aavAn-
aRe Of tasEn, and ths relations b.
tween tn taa divisions Of TIE popala-
ton arr very anfriendiy. According 20
TIE ono n statistics. twc-shtrds Of the
criDss "A Siberia are eommitled By ex-
lies. and this fact seenea 90 have straok
tee GSysgnDsat At 81 Psfsrsb1rs, ana
20 have beeu oae Of TIE motives Which
has ed % tae formation Of = apssial
Goa uitlee 30 irqaire into The whole
sat iect.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-06

AZ saon ~ tee cioek struck the sni Of
The s0th DAY Of his fsss. Msriatsi called
fer Sine ans drank q tot Of il. hslding
toe glass n beth han0s. Words, n
e0arse, can give no IdsA at The snpSi
ssSs whiea tAat Wins erc8autsred u
AsFi<ttL Iioassed his poos. fsshie had
e v1bh.e. and led him 10 oosexvs. IN
hGsAy. trsmeleaa fseGch. thai be was q
faster frau FASseEvills. and eynicaIly 70
reusrh that wases vas tie bsss thine Ia
he uori3 next % Aisehafis lkaaara-
Rsgis Corr. \. T. Paper.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-06

shst thsg lave naisri1 failed % sssurs
TIE nee loan for uhish tssy have besn
neastiaain9. be mss b more psaesably
insiinsd. sid ~ nlIiios - % ef suI-
disrs who sEs ssaiafna bis ned may -
permitted 10 wait 6 shils ionaer
fsis fosssbls oammeniary apon the
intelligence q tie ninetssnth esuinfy
that npos tie hHnoE q sinsis msn'
who has never dose anyshing 80 dia1fn-
gufsh hlnssif shove SIS fellow nostals,
sboaid dspen9 tbs pssss and prosDertt5
Of The psopls a. az entire hsmisphsrs.
Win All ear progress, the wsfid haa
erly begun 70 advances. The peacs q
Garage depends today uDon ths whin
Of AIsxaadsr III a. eonpIstsly - 4
ever depsnded up0a ne within 81 Nspols-
on. L1aia XIV OF FrzneIsL Though tbs
people Of many q sbs nations bavs
freed themselves 10 BhoIs OF n paTl
from the bonds which formerly con
hnsd them, tbey ARE not secure 10 ths
poaesssioB u their freedom untsl then
usiRbb0rs ars also free. The facs that
Rasaia i asdsr the unqusstisned rals
Of an irresponsible monarch compels
every PEASANT IN Easops 70 gut bis
hand little deeper inso bis pocket and
% draw forth s little mors money "a
bel sustain the f01F OF Ave million
sssdieEs which Earops 10 compeised &c
ksep IN preparation for Instant aotioD.
The world gill never be psaesfrI IN
iii Il Is free. Ths visible chains which
bind one people - The earth are invari-
ably accompanied b. inyisibls chains
which bind ether people. Where one
government is antoeKaiie. the govern
ments Of the surrounding States must
also Be autooratie Or they viii surely
fall The World il ons, and no differ
ences Of raas. language OF religion car
prevent an injustice prantleed upon one
pesple from being felt By ali ethers.
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wv m nrrr.n. 80,

The Peaee o. Esrcpe, Il Is sAia. de-
pseds npon the Cars habisk starr.
liug Is This statenasst usay seegn, t hAs
In IL muca - trssa. The eeesntfss
Car Of ali The RHsslAs = dEinkiue vsry
heAviiy. II be eSasieues his aeeaash
iato The spsinR be uiil, in al pruhahlli.
~. feel IN sxeellees aseting "a ros. ard
viii make il isteFssssns Ter he ntieA
boEA 6 men ~ AS snnvsvial hahsts
sOnesimss Do. II. hasSvsf. be s0bers
40 sagnsisHsly 80 egRssSsr shs sisaaliea
oAlmly, ard Is abs 80 eoneFeAssd the
Espost q rs ussaistssa - ne sssss
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-06

nsrssx iee last hasf oeutary, In wh.eh
ttus tce dethpsissts Alons have expsge
81 flsuN.tNQ % foreign 9sssio q.
Christianity aAa uot made arr caoidsd
adxapcS q the East. Bus think 81 tae
tesaits shat aesld ksFr stteuded thAs
exfsndisass a. snEnxs - tktzkinR. wiii
yeo nee ,pakr 40 yoas mirds that No
natfe aiiliicas sssA u speEs 90 harry
ans csnfeetea Artisans natl = ia9 u
the pcvsFty -sssirkrn sad auhappy AHss-
tsAa ksAs6en AFs uasuasa and q abr a
ana tSogtt - icel that seey are 81 - g.
- seil aa eonvsrtea Lister q M
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Ana N accordance with law. and An Or
der Of the Board Of Directors made on
shares Of each parcel Of such stock a. may
be necessary, VIII be sid az buhlic auction
a. the ofkice Of the company, ~ Sacra-
mento street. San Francisco. California
"Wednesday. the 5th day Of January. 1881,
- the hour Of u o'clock q m of sald
day. % pay said delinquent assessment
thereon. togather with the costs 81 adver-
tisirg and expenses Of the sale.
ds2ta5 T. II. HENDERSON,
Secretary Of Ranton Coal Company.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-06

Lisutenant Governor }. q smith h The
latest entry In the Illinois Senatorial
contest. Isis asserted shat be IL seek
ing suppsrt with 9 double purpose. II
be develops sufficient strength be viii
be . sure snouah candidate for she Sen.
ate. II, however be sees that bis candi-
dacy IL hopeless, be vill transfer Fhat
strength be has 10 Governor OeIssby,
thereby sueOsedina 10 the Office Of Gov
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-06

London is existed over the promise Of
3 divorce sensation which wilI utterly
eclipse the Campbell ease. Decent peo-
pie are discussing the possibility Of Is,
Gaping the details By organizing . new
polar expedition.